Homilies

What kind of secrets do you keep? (12th Sunday in Ordinary Time)
Don’t you sometimes wish the time would come when none of us would have to keep any secret any longer—because everything that we do, we do for each other & for God?Author: Fr. Arnel Aquino, SJ - 24 June 2017

Grasping Mystery (Trinity Sunday)
There is also another way of looking at the Blessed Trinity, and there is also another meaning that we can draw from it. We believe that one of those three Divine Persons, the Son, became human in Jesus Christ–and when our Lord ascended into heaven to “sit at the right…Author: Fr. Johnny C. Go, SJ - 10 June 2017

God Will Provide!
We have been revisiting the resurrection accounts and rediscovering how the disciples were always at a loss without Jesus by their side. Indeed, it is only through God and with God that we are able to carry out the mission he has given us. During these final days of preparation,…Author: Fr. Harvey C. Mateo, SJ - 4 June 2017

Simple Love and Natural Kindness (6th Sunday of Easter)
As I am consoled with my experiences with the residents at PTG Sta. Ana, I am also challenged like the other staff. We are challenged to be kind and to be simple-hearted.Author: Fr. Jason Dy, SJ - 20 May 2017

Coming Home To God (5th Sunday of Easter)
Jesus can only bring us home if we allow Him to do so. He invites us, but He does not force us. In the end, we have to make a decision. I invite you, then, to listen to your heart and ask yourself, “What is my decision? Where do I…Author: Fr. Joel Liwanag, SJ - 14 May 2017

Knowing My Shepherd (Good Shepherd Sunday)
When we feel lost, incapacitated, incapable of carrying on with our lives, let us spend time with the Good Shepherd, listening intently to his voice and accustoming our hearing to his invitation to an ever-deeper relationship with him. For it is only through our obedience and trust that He can…Author: Fr. Weyms Sanchez, SJ - 6 May 2017

Divine Mercy (2nd Sunday of Easter)
The risen Lord invites us now, then, to live as hopeful Easter people. The mercy that He has shown on the cross is a mercy that needs to grow within us and be imparted to those like us who are in most need of Divine Love.Author: Fr. Ernald Andal, SJ - 23 April 2017

From Death to Life: An Easter Contemplation (Easter Sunday)
Understanding Easter joy necessitates a choice to go through the contemplation of our Lord’s life, especially in suffering and death. There are some beautiful things the mind cannot grasp at present but hearts can hold.Author: Fr. Patrick Nogoy, SJ - 16 April 2017

Divine Silence (Palm Sunday)
Why did Jesus not simply march to the beating of our own drums? Why couldn’t he simply become a messiah cast in our own image? Where is the wisdom in becoming a victim when one could very well prove oneself before others to be the victor? In choosing to become…Author: Fr. Oliver Dy, SJ - 8 April 2017

It’s Going To Be Ok (5th Sunday of Lent)
Good confessors and good friends make us feel safe enough to break-open our graves, to roll away the stone, and to be unafraid of the stench. They do so because they know that love has to be let in.Author: Fr. Mark L. Lopez, SJ - 1 April 2017









